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QUESTION 1) Stored Energy changes with separation of the plates (inversely as the square of the...

QUESTION 1) Stored Energy changes with separation of the plates (inversely as the square of the plates move, directly, no change, inversely as the plate separation) QUESTION 2)Electric Field Changes with Voltage of battery (directly, directly as the square of voltage, inversly, randomly) QUESTION 3) Plate charge change with the separation of plates (directly, inversely, randomly, no change) QUESTION 4) Plate charge change with the area of the plate (randomly, inversly, no change, directly) QUESTION 5 Electric field changes with the area of the plates (directly, randomly, no change, inversely) QUESTION 6 Stored energy changes with voltage of the battery (directly as the square of voltage, inversely, no change, directly with voltage) QUESTION 7 Capacitance changes with the area of the plates ( randomly, directly, inversely, no change) QUESTION 8 Plate change with the voltage of the battery (inversely, directly, randomly, no change) QUESTION 9 Capacitance changes with the voltage of battery ( no change , directly, randomly, inversely)

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1) We knowt Energy E= Q​​​​​​2​​​/2C or CV​​​​​2/2

We know that C=

For constat Voltage the E is inversely proportional to d

For constat charge the Energy is directly proportional to the distance between plates d

2)We know V= Ed so as V increases E also increases so Electric Field changes directly

3) For constant voltage E is inversely proportional to the distance between plates

Since E is directly proportional to charge on plate we can say that charge is inversely proportional to distance between plates

4) E= for constant E i.e constant voltage the Q and A are inversely proportional to each other

5) E = so as A increases the Electric Field decreases so inversely changes

6) Energy = QV/2 for constant charge the Energy has a direct relationship with V

For constant C the Energy has direct relationship with V​​​​​​2

7) C changes directly with A from formula said above

8) for increase in V the Electric Field increases for constant area increases in electric field increases the Charge so V and Q has a direct relationship

9) For increase in V and constant Q the V and C are in inverse relationship with each other.

Since Q=CV


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